The "Abyssal Observation Station" serves as a branch of the Crystal Tower hosted by a Great Wizard.

Here, he can not only gain more knowledge but also access various rare abyssal materials and technologies, providing more possibilities for his "Melting Furnace Concept".

"If I have the chance, I would love to learn more."

Ron cautiously expressed his interest, maintaining a certain distance:

"However, for now, I have some personal research to complete, regarding an improvement idea for a special alchemy device."

"Of course, every Wizard has their own research directions and plans."

Reynolds nodded in understanding:

"When we reach the Central Lands, if you're interested, I can introduce you to some related personnel at the Observation Station.

Regardless of whether you join, such an exchange would benefit your research."

"Then thank you in advance." Ron nodded slightly, a hint of sincerity flashing in his eyes.

Their academic exchange continued for a long time.

From bloodline theory to abyssal exploration experience, from cultivation insights to tales of the Central Lands, they covered everything.

Engaging in-depth with an experienced Abyssal Explorer greatly benefited Ron.

Particularly those firsthand experiences of actual inspections of various layers of the Abyss, which are invaluable knowledge unavailable in books.

When they parted, they exchanged their communication badges.

Upon returning to his suite, moonlight had already filled the entire cabin.

He stood by the window, gazing at the vast night sky and scattered stars in the distance.

The "Star Projection" trait automatically activated.

A ceaseless flow of star energy surged through the invisible bridge into his body, nourishing his spiritual power and magic core.

"Abyssal Observation Station..." Ron's eyes gleamed with a contemplative light: "Perhaps that will be my next stop."

He turned around and resumed working on the design plan for the simulation battle device until the first ray of dawn pierced through the clouds.

.........

In the following days, the airship steadily sailed toward the Central Lands.

Ron spent most of his time in his suite studying the materials obtained from Town 69 and the organs of the Desert Hunter.

Occasionally, he would engage in discussions with Reynolds on the deck or in the dining room.

Besides, Ron also took the time to refine the design plan for the simulation battle device.

With the special materials obtained from Town 69, especially the precious crystal stones that stabilize soul fragments, the core problem of the device has been resolved.

With an appropriate energy recycling system, a miniaturized yet fully functional personal training ground could be realized.

Days passed, and the airship traversed much of the periphery of the Abyss, gradually approaching the Glazed Islands on the Endless Sea—the last stop before the Central Lands.

.........

The "Dawnwalker" sliced through the high clouds, its hull shimmering under the sunlight like an elegant great whale of the sky.

The runes on the sides of the ship rhythmically pulsed with soft blue light as the airship progressed, providing stable buoyancy and propulsion for this giant airship.

After several days of travel, the airship had long left behind the gloomy and oppressive area at the Abyss Edge, heading towards a vast azure sea—the Endless Sea.

On the horizon, faint land contours could be seen—that is the Glazed Islands—the last stop before reaching the Central Lands.

The Glazed Islands are named for their unique semi-transparent rocks that exhibit colorful halos under sunlight—from afar, they appear as scattered gems on the sea.

The islands boast a pleasant climate and diverse ecology, inhabited primarily by the Fishman Race and various aquatic extraordinary groups.

They maintain close trade relations with the Central Lands, transporting rare sea products inland and bringing back exquisite artisanship of the Central Lands to the islands.

On the Observation Deck, Ron leaned alone against the railing, his gaze fixed on the increasingly distinct outline of the islands in the distance.

The morning breeze brushed against his cheeks, carrying the unique damp, salty aroma of the sea, invigorating the spirit.

The mana fluctuations above the Endless Sea are much more stable compared to the Abyss Edge, yet far richer than those in the Black Mist Jungle.

Especially when the "Star Projection" trait activates at night.

He could sense the reflected starlight over the sea bringing him additional enhancement, a sensation both unfamiliar and marvelous.

"According to the navigation log, we should reach the Docking Tower on the Glazed Main Island in about half a day."

A steady voice came from behind, Ron turned around to see Reynolds approaching him.

The middle-aged wizard at this moment was wearing a silver belt embedded with dozens of miniature crystals, an alchemy item that enhances water elemental magic, showcasing the equipment foundation of an experienced wizard.

"Wizard Reynolds."

Ron nodded slightly, a faint smile in his eyes: "I wonder if you have ever visited the Glazed Islands?"

After several days of getting along, a harmonious atmosphere of communication had been established between the two wizards.

Ron gained much firsthand information on the Central Lands and abyssal studies, while Reynolds admired the young wizard's insights in the field of bloodline studies.

"I've been there a few times."

Reynolds moved to stand beside Ron, his gaze also turned to the distant islands:

"The Glazed Islands boast the most abundant aquatic material market on the Endless Sea, where almost all deep-sea treasures can be found—from the fin bones of storm whales to luminescent algae from abyssal trenches, you name it."

He paused, a glimmer of recollection in his eyes:

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